Posts Tagged ‘Tires and Wheels’
Under Pressure in TIGARD: TPMS
Have you noticed an increase in price when you get a flat tire fixed in TIGARD, or have your tires rotated? It might be the result of your TPMS, or Tire Pressure Monitoring System. The federal government began requiring a TPMS system on 2008 model year passenger vehicles and light trucks. Some 2006 and 2007…
Read MoreHelping TIGARD Drivers Get the Right Tires
Every TIGARD vehicle owner has to purchase tires at some time or another, so it’s a good idea to understand what the choices are. The best seasonal performance is achieved by purchasing tires to match the season you are driving in. Summer tires are designed for hot temperatures. The tread is engineered for good traction…
Read MoreShake It up in TIGARD!: Why Wheel Balancing
Our vehicles are not massage chairs. While we may enjoy a good vibration in an overstuffed recliner, we generally want as smooth a ride as possible in our vehicles. One way to achieve this is to keep a vehicle’s wheels in balance. When a tire is mounted onto a wheel, it is usually out of balance.…
Read MoreTylers Auto TV Advice on Buying New Tires
Today’s tires and wheels offer a lot of options for every TIGARD driver’s style, habits and driving conditions. Tires are designed for high-performance in winter or summer and even come in a long-wearing variety for all OR seasons. TIGARD off-roaders should be excited about the options available to them as well. The tread on off-road…
Read MoreHow Much is Enough for TIGARD Auto Owners? Tire Tread Depth
Most TIGARD drivers know that tires wear out and that the wear has to do with tread depth. Most of us have heard that “bald” tires are dangerous, but most of us picture a tire with no tread at all when we think of a bald tire. And when we take our vehicles in for…
Read MoreGetting the Right Tires and Wheels in TIGARD
A lot of people get custom wheels in TIGARD. When you do this yourself (over the internet . . .) you could run into trouble if you’re not careful. Sometimes, once they’re mounted, they just don’t fit right. The tires rub in turns or on bumps. You don’t want that. Consulting your Tylers Auto TV…
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